White House
Although White House has formally been recognized as a city for a little more than thirty years, this town has a rich 200 year history. The first recorded explorations of the present-day community of White House were in the 1790's when hunters, trappers, and surveyors found a trail that had reportedly been made by buffalo seeking salt springs, and Native Americans seeking hunting grounds.
The city of White House has grown tremendously in recent years. However, it has been successful at keeping small town values alive.
Visit the
White House Inn Museum to learn about the development of a town that started out as an inn on the Louisville-Nashville Highway. Be sure to visit the many unique shops you will find.
Stretch your legs on the White House Greenway, a 3.5 mile scenic walk. There are four trailheads, two of which begin at the White House City Park and White House High School.
Plan ahead - Each fall bluegrass music fills the air at the Annual
Harvest Moon Festival, traditionally held in October.